THE BEST BASKETBALL SHOES OF THE 2020-21 SEASON


With the NBA season starting in one year and ending in the next, it can be hard and sometimes confusing to say what the best basketball shoes of the year were.Get more news about best basketball shoes of 2021,you can vist nbaboss.us!

But, with this year’s NBA season now continuing following the forced coronavirus break, we've looked back at some of the best basketball models available during the 2020-21 season. While peripheral issues such as hype or exclusivity usually influence our opinions when it comes to footwear, this time we've gone for the picks that will actually serve you on-court. As such, attributes such as fit, traction, and reliability, as well as the overall look, go into the mix.
There is so much to love about this sneaker. The Cosmic Unity “Green Glow” features 25 percent recycled material, making the shoe a first over at Nike Basketball. The shoe's features, such as its sweeping lunar midsole, give the shoe a decidedly space-age look and resemble rockets for your feet. The upper of the shoe is made using additive manufacturing further pushing the basketball sneaker into the future. If you are planning to ball on the moon, this may be it.

PUMA returned to the basketball fold in 2018 but made its biggest pop culture bang in 2020, when J. Cole got his own signature basketball shoe. The J. Cole x PUMA RS-Dreamer is probably the brand’s most stylish basketball shoe, which has the on-court performance to match. The low-top sneaker features a breathable mesh upper and comfortable foam sole unit.

If low-tops were once verboten, imagine how people reacted to the idea of playing basketball in a shoe with no laces. adidas changed that narrative by presenting a sock-like sneaker that has next to no slippage despite offering no way to tighten it. Extremely comfortable thanks to a new foam midsole that adidas calls Lightstrike and featuring a Primeknit upper, the N3XT L3V3L should be considered by those who typically play on indoor courts.

Russell Westbrook's signature model isn't merely a series of flashy colorways. Rather, Jordan Brand's Why Not Zer0.3 proves you can mix wild design with inventive engineering. This is Westbrook’s lightest-ever signature shoe and features the biggest-ever Zoom Air pod, meaning thee Why Not Zer0.3 is for fast players that love playing on the break.

Whereas the idea behind the Nike Air Jordan 34 was to get rid of everything that is not absolutely necessary, the Air Jordan 35 looks to pair high-performance technology with high-quality materials such as suede and nubuck. The AJ35 features the Jordan Eclipse Plate, which is formed by two Pebax pieces and a forefoot Zoom Air unit, and is said to perform better than the AJ34. The Air Jordan 35 is designed for players of all positions and play styles.